Trump Calls Supreme Court ‘Absolutely Insane’ And Then Asks For Birthright Citizenship Do-Over
Bold strategy Cotton, let's see if it pays off for 'em.
Bold strategy Cotton, let's see if it pays off for 'em.
But Sam Alito still has a job.
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Prediction markets let anyone with a phone wager on Supreme Court outcomes -- including, theoretically, the people who decide them. A new letter to the Chief Justice asks him to get ahead of the next ethics problem before it becomes a scandal.
You'd think they'd try a little harder to get it right.
If Congress cares about its authority, then Congress should stand up for itself.
On the other hand, the retired justice thinks declining public confidence could become a long-term problem for the judiciary.
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New polling shows nearly half of Republicans agree the Court needs stronger controls and the institution has no one to blame but itself.
The Supreme Court's birthright decision included an idiosyncratic dissent from Neil Gorsuch.
And a farewell look back as co-host Chris Williams departs the show.
Time is weird.
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Chief Justice John Roberts says birthright citizenship remains one of the nation's enduring constitutional promises.
Nina Totenberg's pre-written career obit for Slammin' Sam Alito accidentally published.
Nice job if you can get it.
The Supreme Court executes Humphrey's, blowing up FTC's independence in Slaughter while saving the Federal Reserve's in Cook.
Using Dershowitz's failed CNN defamation suit as their vehicle, the justices once again called for overturning New York Times v. Sullivan.